Homeschool co-ops, classes & park days in Atlanta

A volunteer-run, not-for-profit group serving metro Atlanta homeschoolers since 2000. It offers a-la-carte classes in math, science and enrichment (comic creation, philosophy, forensics and more), plus game days, parents' nights out and community events. Class registration needs an Educational membership.

• Ages: See site
• Cost: 2026-27 memberships: $75 per family (Educational, with 5 volunteer hours a semester), $275 (Educational Patron, no volunteer requirement) or $60 (Social, events only). Class fees: see site.
• Faith: Secular and inclusive (its own words)
• When: A-la-carte classes and social events. See site for the schedule.

A volunteer-run, member-based learning pod with an art room, maker space and science lab. Member parents teach core academics (math, language arts, science, social studies) and electives from art and robotics to band and stage production. It is not a drop-off program, and a guardian must be on site. The group says it is open to members only, so ask about joining first.

• Ages: Elementary, middle and high school classes
• Cost: $25 per month per family, year round. Classes cost extra, usually $10–$20 per child per class hour.
• Faith: Secular
• When: Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

A secular nonprofit that offers academic and enrichment classes for homeschool families in Cobb County. It is a peanut and tree nut free program.

• Ages: See site
• Cost: See site
• Faith: Secular. It describes itself as welcoming and supporting BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ families.
• When: See site

A Christian homeschool association with several programs under one membership: Eluminatus (a-la-carte classes with hired tutors and an accredited high school transcript option), Voyagers (a parent-taught enrichment co-op), a performing arts department, robotics and chess clubs, field trips and family events. You apply first, and you can register for classes once the application is approved and the fee is paid. Applications for 2026-27 are open.

• Ages: Eluminatus classes: 4th grade through high school. Voyagers: elementary and middle school.
• Cost: $175 per family per academic year to join. Programs and some activities cost extra.
• Faith: Christian
• When: Eluminatus classes meet once a week, August through May. Voyagers meets once a week for two 10-week semesters.

A co-op built around monthly Community Days (book clubs, workshops, an afternoon assembly) and 9-session semester classes in chess, creative arts, STEAM, PE, Black culture, life skills, public speaking and more. It is not a drop-off program, and each family does three Thursday teamwork duties a semester. Fall registration closed July 25, so ask about spring.

• Ages: Mostly ages 6–15+, with a limited number of classes for ages 3–5
• Cost: A $200 per year Collective Partnership, or $175 per family per semester as a Legacy Participant. Classes usually cost $125–$225 each.
• Faith: Not stated by the group
• When: Thursdays. Community Day on the 1st Thursday (10 a.m.–about 2:30 p.m.) and Legacy Days on the other Thursdays (10 a.m.–3:20 p.m.). Fall 2026 ran Sept. 3–Nov. 19.

A Christ-centered cooperative (established 1989) offering parent- and instructor-led classes, group and private music lessons, PE options, field trips, and events such as science fairs and spelling bees. Volunteering is required. The page says 2026/2027 registration is now closed, so it is a group to watch for the next sign-up.

• Ages: See site
• Cost: $125 family registration fee for those who join after July 5 (it was $75 April 1–May 1 and $100 May 2–July 4). Non-refundable.
• Faith: Christ-centered. Members read its Statement of Faith before registering.
• When: Most classes meet once a week, with Wednesday as the main class day. Families also gather on the 2nd and 4th Fridays for clubs and events.

⚠️ The group's page says registration for 2026/2027 is closed.

A homeschool network co-op with classes in three periods a day. Visitors can attend one co-op day free to observe, and members help in some way during the day. The page says it is accepting new families.

• Ages: K through high school, with preschool siblings
• Cost: See site
• Faith: Christian-oriented, but it says it has no statement of faith to sign and that most (not all) members are Christian.
• When: 2nd and 4th Thursdays, check-in at 10:30 a.m. Six co-op days each fall and spring term.

⚠️ The group's page is undated, so check that it is still taking new families.

A parent-run co-op with classes, field trips, service projects and seasonal parties. It requires parent involvement and regular attendance.

• Ages: See site
• Cost: See site
• Faith: Not stated by the group
• When: Classes on two Mondays a month, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Field trips and service projects on other days.

⚠️ The group's page is undated and gives no 2026-27 schedule, so check that it is meeting.

A Christian homeschool community that uses the Classical Conversations curriculum. A tutor teaches a new lesson each week, and parents take part. Start with its interest form.

• Ages: 4–18
• Cost: See site (tuition and payment options are given before you join)
• Faith: Christ-centered
• When: Weekly, in person. See site for the calendar.

A weekly Classical Conversations community day where parents are the primary teachers and tutors guide the lessons, with work at home the other four days. It lists its 2026-27 program offerings and says they may change with enrollment.

• Ages: Foundations: ages 4–12. Essentials: grades 4–6. Challenge: grades 7–12 (it asks you to confirm which levels run). Nursery and childcare for younger siblings.
• Cost: See site
• Faith: Christ-centered (it posts a local belief statement)
• When: Thursdays. Foundations 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (24-week program), Essentials 1:30–3:30 p.m., Challenge 8:45 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

A K–12 hybrid Christian school where students attend two or three days a week and finish the work at home. It offers 7 AP classes on campus, athletics and student activities.

• Ages: Grades K–12
• Tuition: See site (the school describes its tuition as comparatively low)
• Faith: Christian
• When: A 2-day or 3-day weekly university-model schedule

A Christian homeschool hybrid program founded in 2005 that describes itself as serving West Cobb families. It offers structured 2-day-a-week tutorial courses, sports (football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and more) and fine arts such as praise band, drama, filmmaking and visual art. It recommends a campus tour.

• Ages: See site
• Tuition: See site
• Faith: Christian
• When: University-style courses two days a week

A hybrid homeschool academy and learning pod with teacher-led classes and a maximum 1:8 student-to-teacher ratio. It says it is enrolling for 2026-27 with year-round enrollment, and asks you to call about openings and schedules.

• Ages: Grades K–12
• Tuition: See site
• Faith: Faith-led
• When: Flexible 1–5 day schedules

A Christ-centered hybrid homeschool. Its home page invites parents to a parents-only "Come and See" event to learn more.

• Ages: See site
• Tuition: See site
• Faith: Christian (a covenant Christian community teaching from a biblical worldview)
• When: See site

A-la-carte weekly classes taught by 15+ instructors (90+ students, 6:1 average student-teacher ratio), including high school courses and hands-on, lab-based science. Many teachers are state-certified. Enrollment for the school year is done online.

• Ages: Grades 5–12
• Cost: See site (it says prices are "various and reasonable")
• Faith: Open to students of different faiths, though all teachers are Christian (its own words)
• When: Weekly classes of 90–180 minutes with breaks, lunch and supervised study halls

A city parks program where homeschooled kids connect, socialize and explore through activities, games and group learning. Each session mixes creativity, movement and teamwork.

• Ages: Homeschooled children (ages not stated on the page)
• Cost: $25 per month, or $7 per day to drop in
• Faith: Not stated by the group
• When: Fridays, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Next: Fri., Oct. 30, 2026. It runs through May 14, 2027, with a few skipped weeks.

A homeschool network with group field trips at discount prices, weekly meetups, parent-focused events and an app for connecting with other families.

• Ages: All ages
• Cost: Membership is $6.99–$14.99 per month depending on the level.
• Faith: Not stated by the group
• When: Weekly meetups, monthly field trips and holiday parties on a members' calendar

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